UK: Orkney Islands generates more renewable energy than it can use.

Orkney is a leader in renewable energy, using wind and tidal power to exceed its electricity needs. The community benefits from wind turbines, but faces challenges with energy overproduction. Excess energy is converted into hydrogen, reducing emissions. Orkney's success demonstrates a sustainable model for the UK, with potential for tidal energy to contribute significantly to the national grid.

What is the significance of the wind turbine mentioned in the text for the community?

How does Shapen utilize excess power generated from wind turbines?

What changes have been made to the heating system of the island school?

In what ways does Orkney demonstrate living without fossil fuel-generated electricity?

What potential does the orbital O2 turbine have for the UK's electricity supply?